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Runnable CLI

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Runnable CLI

Travis Coveralls branch js-standard-style npm (scoped)

A CLI for Runnable.

Requirements

To use the CLI, you need:

  • nodejs v4.2.x or above
  • npm v2.7 or above

Installation

To install the CLI, run npm install -g @runnable/cli.

Commands

runnable login

Use this command to authenticate your CLI session in your terminal. You will also be prompted to choose a Github organization. You can change the Github organization at any time using runnable org.

runnable org

Use this command to change the active Github organization in your session.

runnable ssh [name]

Use this command to spawn a shell session into the container. You can specify the name of the container you are trying to reach in the following format: <reponame>/<branchname>.

If you don't provide a name, the cli will automatically map the command you are trying to run to the repo/branch your current working directory is on.

runnable logs [name] [--build|--cmd]

Use this command to view the logs of a container. You can specify the name of the container you are trying to reach in the following format: <reponame>/<branchname>.

If you don't provide a name, the cli will automatically map the command you are trying to run to the repo/branch your local directory is on.

You can choose to view the build logs by adding the -b argument to the command. Conversely, you can view the CMD logs by adding the -c argument to the command. If you don't specify the aforementioned commands, the command will just follow the real time logs of the Container.

runnable list [reponame]

Use this command to get an overview of all the different containers you have under the active Github organization.

You can drill down and list all the branches of a repository by specifying a repository name.

runnable upload <file>

Use this command to upload a file to the repository. The file will be placed on the root of the repository folder on the container.

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Package last updated on 17 Oct 2016

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